Yes, it’s definitely been a recurring theme with Microsoft.
I’m still of the opinion that 2000 was peak Windows. It didn’t get in your way, had minimal added bullshit, but was significantly more stable than the 9x series due to being based on NT, and had wide hardware support at the time thanks to largely being able to use the same drivers as the subsequent XP. It’s been all downhill one way or another ever since.
True, but at the time we only had one PC so we didn’t really care about remote desktop, file shares and user groups etc. I was mostly busy playing GTA back then.
Home edition, decent? Going to respectively disagree with you.
But yes, xp was peek OS.
Windows 2000 Pro for life.
XP was just 2000 with round corners and added bloat on top. That sure sounds familiar, doesn’t it?
Most are like that ME to 98SE, vista to 7, 10 to 11
Yes, it’s definitely been a recurring theme with Microsoft.
I’m still of the opinion that 2000 was peak Windows. It didn’t get in your way, had minimal added bullshit, but was significantly more stable than the 9x series due to being based on NT, and had wide hardware support at the time thanks to largely being able to use the same drivers as the subsequent XP. It’s been all downhill one way or another ever since.
100%. 2000pro was first and last time I felt like OS just worked and didn’t have to pay attention to it. This is what OS should be.
True, but at the time we only had one PC so we didn’t really care about remote desktop, file shares and user groups etc. I was mostly busy playing GTA back then.